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Collège le Marais III
Gimel, Switzerland
Perfectly integrated into the surrounding landscape of Gimel’s city, Switzerland, the Collège le Marais III highlights minimalism and functionality. This project was designed by the Magizan architecture studio who prescribed the selection of building elements which guaranteed durability and the easy maintenance of spaces. The school building was equipped with Portaro® fire and acoustic and non-fire solutions. To enhance the luminosity of the environment, the high resistance finish of Dekordor SHD was selected, in oak tone.
Onomo Hotel Tanger Med
Tanger, Morocco
Located in the port city of Tanger, the Onomo Hotel Tanger Med is a distinctive and contemporary project. With Dekordor® 3D Black and Dekordor® HD White finish, these minimalistic and subtle doors were a key feature in defining the hotel's specific identity.
Cristal Terrace Luxury Lifestyle
Talatona
Talatona Luxury Lifestyle is a luxury residential development in Talatona, Angola. Doors and wardrobes from Vicaima’s Exclusive Range were selected to integrate this project in modern architectural style, characterized by geometric shapes of simple lines, with a design that matches the concept of this luxury development.
Mazagan Beach Resort
El Jadida, Morocco
With a panoramic view ofthe Atlantic Ocean, the luxurious Hotel Mazagan Beach & Golf Resort is equipped with Vicaima doors in several areas, which include the room entrances, among which are the junior and royal suites, connecting doors, bathrooms, public and technical areas, service areas and conference rooms. The selected performances include the following solutions: 30 minute fire resistance, opening and sliding doors, single and double leaf doors and with overpanels. With a taylor-made design, inspired by Moroccan architecture, the doors have a classical-contemporary style using finishes that vary from European oak to etimoé and sapelly.
